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81 brodght He said: "Now, at last, we
ne sudlsona tha truth when it will not be
c.n proo"SNS ouV we have 8 chance to place
q rsiused' =, form before the people end
81 nihs ts porld and before Your Excel
bslOTe t2 2., now. Your Excellency, that
lepeSs ,od tide Of passion wu.cn H:ieG sr .ne
81 he 5 nSs subtle poisonous e:neI WHICH nung
81 70 Id the temple OF ]ostice, WEI
sIoaanTsdl5ver the Judges De. eeIch, wnlc S
& 6o, .5 the Jury room Wild us la.si vsPoI
bl-eo mic. VII f.led even the heAFt OF the
sna ",ttorney in the case, t5ougn
staS S 10 make no charges against
Il WEE NOW, Your Excellency, you
s1g I l.ai5e the pale of public p!eJadice
sit ou .s.ion: y5u sit on the high seat rep.
s1a P 30 the people of the great state OF
Is;en o;o Beside you sits mercy IN her
Ilg,y;., ast m9oi, aud from yodf place you
Eila dnt tbipgs tight without being touch
eaI SS oonuIar clamer. You can decide
ed !bie seat OF power where Justice
HOE Hons -. mercy; If you grant this plea OF
temp - Will be q grand example OF
neiU3, sdom of the trainers Of our funda-
nc . s.i law. which gave mercy in the per-
Dsn ot vour excellency's hand maiden to
Inssl.G Trumbull followed and simply
SI for mercy in plain and unpreten-
uC ,9so Cor. L. v. Richmond, represent
.ba Amnesty Association, was the
bs ene,ker. she had evidently careful
Ie1.apsred for the occasion and spoke
E.!Pn -ot hesitation and well. Sac argued
VIM WIZ nnaIic policy and justice WAS OPP
lls MI n capital punishment generally,
headed earnestly and eloquently fol-
gu I lives mothers and children Of the
'U I'm 2 NJ. Haynes followed. He asked
~ Communication on the grounds OF justice
nnbIic policy. His address was char
s an,oI,stic. and amused rather than con-
ypced ..,...-,.,
-,it+ae was the next speaker. He We:
brisf An adjournment until 2 o'cloci
N. followed his address.
sCHwAB's PETITION.
cpurvGFIELD, ILL, Nov, 9-AmoDl
the petitions presented Is the following
Tobis Exc. ency Richard J. OglesbV:
DEAR SrR-As supplemental to peti
4on heretl fore signed by me desire Il
s,vtbat I realize that many uttersnces O
nine in connection with the labor agl
t,ton in the past were expressions mad
nader intense excitement, iujudicious an
immature. These [ regret, believing the
had $ tendency TO excite to unneCessar
Violence. protest again that | had n
+nougbs Of violence II connection wit
the Newmarket meeting did not atten
and that hsve always deplored the Te
sult Of the meeting. SPIES,
SCRWAB,
FIRLDEN,
Accompanying SHhwab's petition wa
4 the following endorsement:
SUPERIOR COURT, Cook COUNTY, Ill
Nav s, 1857 i have to day been pre-
sentad with what I call supplements
netition of Michael ScnWab. As l hav
said on application CT Samuel Fislden
is only necessary as to the case itself t
refer to the decision Of the Superior coUl
WITH regard to the special case Of Micaae
4 SchWa6. Iconcur in what Mr.. Chime
has attached 10 the copy Of the petition
FieldeD. Respectfully,
JOSEPH f GARY.
4 Mr.. Buchanan who made an estimsre {
al petitions sent in from all psrts Of III
country says there are eleven miles {
names begging for clemencY. a delegs
ton of labor people from New York col
sists of J. f. Quinn, Samuel Gompere, .
L. Ferrell aud Edward King. It
claimed that they alone have g petite
with 100 600 names attached. The tee
ing among the labor people Who hay
come here is that there can be no aTgu
ment before the Governor on legal que
tons in the case. The two Gestures no
10 be presented are the questions
4 mercy and public policy.
MORE DYNAMITE.
CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. 9.-Dr. HGlloWa
Of 1915 East Monroe street found on b
front porch, when he opened the door IN
morning, : round box about three incht
long and eleven and one-hslf inches
circumference. II was enclosed in
cover OF brown paper on which was Wri
zen: "Don't let anyone see you ope
this Two lives are worth more thG
one. The city calls upon you for help.
The box was taken to the Desplaint
street station and found TO contain
quantity of sstursted gun cotton. A Ii
lie later in the day box YVES found
the back porch Of Mr.. CampbelPs HON
at IL GARRISON court. It. contsine
enough dynamite to blow the house up.
AFTER GRINNELL.
CHICAGO, ILL, NV. 9-Numero1
suspicious characters of lSte have bee
seen in the vicinity of States A .torne
Gri1nelps house, and the guards ssstioGs
around the residence to prevent the fu
hllment Of threats made sgSinst him
snsTchistic sympsthizers, have mad the
hsnds full. The facts have been car
fully suppressed, but sample found i
way intOi court to-day. Tuesday Ofic
Staple saw strange looking man loafr
ABOUT the house and watched him closet
As soon as the coast appeared clear, Il
man quiCkened his pace and ran up Il
steps Of the Grinnell res
eence. The 1fl;ers appeared 81
The fellow 1&l OF, but w
caught after sharp run. When broSg
before magistrate the man gave Z
name as VIM. TroutmSn and said
could speak no English. 1t was appsre
ne understood everything that was So
snd when told that his dodge WAS disco
cred pretended to be insane. The msgl
Uate sent him to Brideweu for disorder
conduct IS nothing Of q compromising
teTe WAS found on him. The officer So
ne hsd bomb he might easily ha
taroWn it away before he was caught
Tue night IVES dark.
oGLEsBT AGAIN IMPGRTUNED.